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Everybody should try to contribute a little bit to the improvement of their societies if we want to assure a sustainable future for the humankind, and to see all the injustice finally go away. My little contribution is this meeting place for ideas on how to improve the ways we govern ourselves.
The world would become a much better place if everybody made it a habit to try to imagine the state of mind of others, including their opponents and enemies. You don’t have to agree with them or condone their acts, just try to understand their motives. In order to avoid making decisions that could further escalate various conflicts. Let’s try to make the transition from the adversarial to a cooperative world!
A spectre could be haunting the chanceries of the world: the spectre of the Internet!